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Imogdi Corporation (a U. S-based company) has a wholly-owned subsidiary in Argentina, whose manager is being evaluated on the basis of the variance between actual profit and budgeted profit in U. S. dollars. Relevant information in Argentine pesos (ARS) for the current year is as follows:(in ARS) Budget ActualRevunues 40,000,000 50,000,000Expenses 30,000,000 42,000,000Current year actual and projected exchange rates between the ARS and the U. S. dollar (USD) are as follows: Actual at time of Budget USD 0.063 per ARS 1Project ending at the time of budget preparation USD 0.058 per ARS 1Actual at the end of budget period USD 0.056 per ARS 1Required:Calculate the total budget variance for the current year translating the budget at the initial exchange rate and translate actual results using the ending exchange rate.

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